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Bragging about painful but necessary cuts to Medicare scares people.
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His new blog, "The Bragging Rights League", launches in mid-March.
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Jeff Polman is the author of three fictionalized historical baseball replay blogs, The Bragging Rights League, being his newest endeavor.
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Bragging shamelessly about their devotion, the six participants in this gospel coven contradicted the spirit of their religion and shone and undivine light on their own Bible thumping hypocrisy.
Mark Matousek: Oh, Jesus: The GOP Roundtable That Stank To High Heaven
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Bragging rights may be at stake, and if your team doesn't do well, you may hear about it until next season from family members, friends, or co-workers.
Scott Swanay: There's No Avoiding the (Fantasy Football) Draft
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Bragging rights over their sizes aside, the dwarf planets and their comet-belt companions hold the answer to questions about the origin of our solar system about 4.6 billion years ago.
Dwarf planets Pluto, Eris battle for a spot in a vast universe
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Bragging Rights: 10 D.I.Y. recipes for go-to snacks and more
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Bragging about "legislative achievements" but not daring to say what those achievements were -- Obamacare, the failed stimulus, bailouts for Big Donors like Solyndra -- and then claiming that you are doing it all for the embattled middle class is the act of an amazing ego. 2012 should be an interesting year.
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Bragging about it to a group of people in a rather blatant effort to appeal to the Jesus-shouter faction of the Republican Party in Florida when you're running for the Senate against a far-right primary opponent smells of craven toadyism and opportunism, not to mention leaving him wide open for mockery from snarky bloggers.
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Please explain to me how Bragging on the “excellent record of bring home the pork & intentions to continue to do so” is a conservative plan?
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